Sentence examples for memorable interlude from inspiring English sources

In the 1949 movie "Battleground" — one of the best films of World War II that made stars out of a half-dozen male actors — a memorable interlude between the scenes of mayhem around Bastogne took place in a French country house.

One of the most memorable interludes is a story Jacobs can't resist telling about an earlier visit to Bolivia as the employee of a Cambridge tour company with "serious historical aims".

In 1971 the revue reached the pop Top 10 with its version of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Proud Mary," with Ike's deep vocal counterpoint and Tina's memorable spoken-word interlude.

The most memorable part of this interlude was seeing Marie Osmond.

The action is episodic (and many of the more memorable episodes revolve around erotic interludes or attempted interludes), but the vignettes are cleverly and calculatedly structured.

The lovely "Song About the Partridge," with its memorable tune and its whistle interludes, begins with an exhortation: "Hey, huntsman, tell the lads to get up on the morrow.

These welcome interludes contain the most memorable material in the book.

This writer was a regular attendee at City Ballet over a couple of decades, and this dance interlude felt as moving and memorable as any Balanchine-produced moments seen in that long, sweet time.

The Coen brothers, who have often made music a part of their films, have gone into full-scale delirium with "O Brother," a lovely and assaultive pastiche that quotes from almost every memorable movie ever made and whose musical interludes are employed for their ability to soothe.

Propulsive mosh parts occasionally give way to melancholy guitar interludes, and there is even a memorable and tuneful love song, although it lasts less than eighty seconds.

Although it resulted in some memorable landscape paintings and portraits, this was not a happy interlude, and George came back to the UK at the end of 1959.